which 8" drive are most likely to work w/a stock high density controller?

________________________________ From: Fred Cisin <cisin at xenosoft.com> On Mon, 10 Sep 2012, Paul Anderson wrote: But, by meaning fake, it could mean "completely not the same", or so good a fake that it's hard to tell the difference from the real thing. A "pseudo IBM XT" would mean a fake XT, like those perfectly infringing Chinese imitations. (sometimes called a "clone") C: Pseudo, at least in my head, can seem to indicate takes on some characteristics of what's it's copying. But falls short. Hence the usage of pseudo-compatible. Off the top of my pointy head, all "ms-dos compatibles", which is in itself a misleading term (chances are every term will end up being misleading) could read IBM formatted disks. Probably all used extended ASCII. So there are different levels of compatibility. All used BASIC probably. Not all were BIOS compatible, but by necessity all were dos services compatible. As you point out the usage of pseudo is at best ambiguous, if not altogether misleading. Oi whatever. Maybe pseudo should be abolished in favor of in-